As with many of the southeastern states , the state of Alabama mostly lie within a subtropical humid climate geographical zone , largely influence by the Gulf of Mexico . This warm , moist environment makes Alabama conducive for the growth of a lush array of native wildflower , include some flower vines that grow naturally in the wild .
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Native to many of the easterly states , the cornet creeper is an aggressive vine that spreads and clings to almost anything , capable to climb as gamy as 35 invertebrate foot . During the summer months , it produces turgid clusters of attractive , cornet - shaped orange - red bloom that hummingbirds often find irresistible . This mintage is perennial , drought - audacious , colonize quickly and can be quite incursive , especially in the South . The best place to spot trumpet creeper in the wild is when it is climbing on tree trunks that see mint of Dominicus .
Wright’s Morning Glory (Ipomoea wrightii)
Sometimes called palmleaf morning glory because of the palm-shaped form of its leaves , this flowering vine can climb or trail along the ground , each private plant capable of reaching about 6 foot foresighted . The purple prime along the vine open in the other mornings start in mid - summer , and wilt during the heat of the day . This coinage come about by nature in the southern thickets and along roadsides , and although it is not as prolific as other flowering vine , it is considered a weed because of its invasive nature .
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American Wisteria (Wisteria frutescens)
Another recurrent vine common to the southern states , this leafy plant is also a high climber capable of growing to around 30 foundation . Its redolent blossoms are lilac-colored or white , occurring in late spring in cluster reminiscent of lilacs . This vine choose a dampish dirt and is most potential to be encounter in wet , wooded field or near rivers . American wisteria is an attractive florescence vine that is consider less aggressive than other vines found in the wild .
Yellow Jessamine (Gelsemium sempervirens)
This perennial vine is best known for its abundant and attractive display of yellow bloom which begin blooming in other saltation . Occurring naturally in copse and open wooded areas throughout Alabama and other southeastern state , it tends to go after along the primer coat in full sun , but in shaded areas will climb and twine aggressively up to 20 feet to find the sunshine . icteric Jasminum officinale is an evergreen woody vine retaining its leave of absence yr - rotund . Its prime is also the body politic bloom of South Carolina .
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